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The Invisible Woman (1940)

Kitty Carroll, an attractive store model, volunteers to become a test subject for a machine that will make her invisible so that she can use her invisibility to exact revenge on her ex-boss.

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Dillon L 28 Oct 2015

Well, I think it was intended to be a comedy but perhaps the 1940s era humor is lost on me. Or rather, it just isn't very funny. John Barrymore is at his broadest as the goofy scientist who invents an invisibility machine and then tries it on Virginia Bruce, a model who wants to scare her boss. There are the usual gags about having to be naked while invisible and then there are the other gags about having to be naked while invisible. Then Shemp shows up with a few other bad guys who steal the invisibility machine for Oskar Homolka who wants to sneak back into the US from Mexico (after fleeing the law). Thankfully, it is mercifully short. Somehow I thought I was going to be watching a sequel to the 1933 Claude Rains horror film. Might work better as the B picture in a double feature for a nickel.

Jeff B 03 Feb 2012

clearly both barrymore and universal were just lookin 4 some pay checks

Landen C 02 Jun 2005

This movie clearly has no connection to the rest of Universal's Invisible Man series, other than being a Universal film about an invisible person. First, it's an outright comedy, whereas the other films are intended as thrillers, though they all have humerous elements. Secondly, most of the other films have some sort of connection to the Griffen family, one of whom invented the invisibility drug. Which brings us to the final clue that this is not part of the series. Rather than the drug used in all the other films, the method for becoming invisible here is a huge machine. Also, the effect is only temporary, while in the other films the problem of becoming visible again is usually a significant element of the story. It's good for what it is, but has nothing to do with the Invisible Man series, but fans of Shemp or the Wicked Witch of the West might want to check it out.

John S 29 May 2009

Universal's "Invisible Series" takes the approach of a screwball romantic comedy. I personally like it. It's silly but it really works and everyone in the cast has great chemistry. Also be sure to look for Shemp Howard in a supporting art as one of the thugs.

Dennis Schwartz 28 Aug 2015

A labored, trite and tiresome lighthearted comedy that references The Invisible Man.